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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1959
Page
10
The town proposes financing water and sewer main works at 152013 dollars using prior by law methods unless owners representing half in value petition against within one month after first publication. Affected landowners may pay in one lump sum within fourteen days after debt authorization.
Beausejour Julius Wilgosh suffered a painful accident Monday April 27 at a Selkirk work site near a drag line when a hoisted steel piece struck him. He is hospitalized at Selkirk General Hospital where his condition is reported favorable. The community notes a busy period with local events and visits, including a May 24 St Mary’s Parish anniversary preparations, a curling rink upgrade, club activities, and various social visits and trips to Winnipeg and abroad.
Leona Marie Zirk and Robert Stubel were married in a double ring ceremony on May 2 at the Thalberg Lutheran Church with Rev. Alfred Hauser officiating. Attendants included Irma Young as matron of honor and Alma Zirk, Erika Stubel, Dorothy Newmann as bridesmaids. The couple will reside in Wentland after a reception at Thalberg Parish Hall.
Before her May 2 wedding Miss Peggy Anderson received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Bissett residents on April 29 in the school auditorium. Iris Pryszniuk gave a corsage, Anne Kocis and Jean Bryan presented a gift basket, with out-of-town guests from Manigotogan. The local high school concert is set for May 6 at 8 p.m. Donald McLean left his mine Commissaire post for Winnipeg, and Martha Ann Simpers remained hospitalized after a visit there.
Mrs. Howard Leith hosted card evenings and socializing as sickness lingers with flu and cold. Sympathy goes to Gravel family after Rosa Gravel’s Winnipeg death on April 25. Winnipeg visits include Roger McEachern and Velma Morton at relatives. Curling windup delayed news. N Lyon visited C M Reids. Shrine Circus drew carloads. Hugh O’Brien entertained young fans. A Dales welcomed a son in Winnipeg May 1. Bowling league standings show Higgins 80, Klapprat 25, Kuhn 18, Kinghorn 17.
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